Andre Ilagan vs Filip Peliwo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Who is poised to perform better when the pressure of the second serve mounts? In the latest form from the past six months, Andre Ilagan possesses a slight edge, winning 45.22% of points on his second serve, compared to Filip Peliwo's 40.97%. This statistical nugget holds significant weight in predicting match outcomes. However, turning attention to the return game, Peliwo takes the lead, securing 50.72% of his opponent's second serve points, whereas Ilagan manages 46.98%. A crucial factor in determining an edge in this head-to-head showdown lies in these metrics.

Under the intense duress of breakpoints, Ilagan showcases resilience, saving 53.52% in recent matches, just slightly surpassing Peliwo, who saves 51.01%. Such figures come into play for those eyeing in-game betting prospects. Over the past year, Ilagan has emerged victorious in 61.25% of matches, with a 49/31 win/loss record, while Peliwo boasts a winrate of 55.56%, recording 40 wins to 32 losses. The comparison yields insights into who might have the upper hand, yet it’s crucial to consider the types of tournaments each player has predominated—Peliwo on Futures and Ilagan on Challengers and ITF events.

Analyzing career surfaces, both shine on Hard courts, with Ilagan having a 65% win rate and Peliwo close behind at 58%. Yet their weakest performances contrast, as Ilagan struggles more on Indoor Hard, while Grass poses challenges for Peliwo. Their solitary encounter gave Ilagan victory, marking a decisive 6-4, 6-4 match in the M 15 Hua Hin semifinals. The past head-to-head interactions totaled an average duration of 1 hour and 32 minutes, showcasing the face-off dynamics without reaching a deciding set or tiebreak.

The choice in predicting the winner of their current clash would heavily lean towards the detailed recent form. Understanding break point conversion rates, Ilagan stands with 37.76%, while Peliwo converts slightly better at 39.05%, highlighting the capability to seize potentially game-defining moments. Among equally-ranked opponents they've encountered—both faced average ranks around 442—Peliwo hints at slight exposure to a higher competitive level. Nonetheless, in deciding sets across all matches, both share an identical winning percentage of 59%, adding an intriguing parity in tight scenarios. With wisdom distilled from these stats, Ilagan seems slightly favored, boosted by his past win and stronger overall match performance lately. Perhaps, he will replicate his strengths as the duel unfolds once again.